Headlining Trim Panel Replacement Sedan - 1st Design
Removal Procedure
Some 2nd design vehicles may be equipped with an optional head curtain inflator
module. Please read the following cautions before removing or installing vehicle
components located near these supplementary restraint devices.
Notice: Use care when working around the head curtain inflator module. Sharp tools may
puncture the curtain airbag. If the head curtain inflator module is damaged in any
way, it must be replaced.
Notice: If a vehicle is equipped with a head curtain inflator module ensure
that the inflator module and tether are undamaged. If tether or curtain airbag are
damaged in any way, they must be replaced.
Caution: The head curtain inflator module tethers must be routed correctly.
Improper routing may result in personal injury or improper curtain airbag deployment.
- If equipped with a sunroof, remove the bezel from the map lamp and the sunroof
switch console by prying at the outside edge to unsnap the bezel.
- Remove the screws
from the sunshade support and remove the support. Remove the screws from the sunshade
and remove the shade. Refer to the following:
- Remove right front assist strap fastener cover by prying gently between headliner
and cover on outboard side. Once the cover unsnaps from clip, push cover inward.
Remove fasteners and remove assist strap. Refer to the following:
- Remove the right front assist strap plate from behind the headliner.
- Open the rear assist strap fastener covers to expose the assist strap
fasteners. Remove the fasteners and remove the assist straps.
- Remove the right front assist strap plate from behind the headliner.
- Open the rear assist strap fastener covers to expose the assist strap fasteners.
Remove the fasteners and remove the assist straps.
- Remove the center
high-mount stop lamp by pulling on the cover to disengage the attaching clips.
- Pull the headliner down at the left side center pillar location and disconnect
the dome lamp harness from the body harness.
- Lower both the front seat backs to the full back position.
Notice: When removing a headliner it is possible for the Velcro®
fasteners
to tear from the headliner substrate. The Velcro®
to hook and loop
bond is much stronger than the Velcro®
to substrate. Once damaged,
the Velcro®
cannot be replaced
- Reach above the headliner at the hook-and-loop retainer attachments. Gently
disengage the hook-and-loop retainer attachments from the dual lock.
- For sunroof vehicles, gently disengage the left and right Velcro®
along the sunroof opening first.
Notice: When removing the headliner, be careful not to bend the headliner.
If the headliner is bent, it will break and leave a wrinkle that cannot be repaired.
- Remove the headliner through the right front door.
Installation Procedure
Notice: When installing the headliner, be careful not to bend the headliner.
If the headliner is bent, it will break and leave a wrinkle that cannot be repaired.
- Transfer the dome lamp wire harness from the old headliner to the new
headliner. Tape it into place. Refer to the following:
- Insert the headliner through the right front door.
- Carefully center the headliner in the vehicle and loosely secure the headliner
to the roof by applying light pressure at the hook-and-loop retainer locations.
- Connect the dome lamp wire harness at the left side center pillar location.
- Install the left
and right side sunshade supports.
- Install the left and right side sunshades. Refer to the following:
- Position the assist strap plate behind the headliner at the right front assist
strap location. Install the right front assist strap. Refer to the following:
- Install the remaining assist straps.
- Install the center
high-mount stop lamp cover.
- On vehicles equipped with a sunroof, install the map lamp and switch console
cover.
- Press firmly at the hook-and-loop retainer locations to permanently secure
the headliner at the center location.
- Install the windshield garnish moldings. Refer to
Windshield Garnish Molding Replacement
.
- Install the rear lock pillar upper moldings. Refer to
Garnish Molding Replacement - Body Lock Pillar Upper
.
- Raise the front seat backs.
Headlining Trim Panel Replacement Sedan - 2nd Design
Removal Procedure
Some 2nd design vehicles may be equipped with an optional head curtain inflator
module. Please read the following cautions before removing or installing vehicle
components located near these supplementary restraint devices.
Notice: Use care when working around the head curtain inflator module. Sharp tools may
puncture the curtain airbag. If the head curtain inflator module is damaged in any
way, it must be replaced.
Notice: If a vehicle is equipped with a head curtain inflator module ensure
that the inflator module and tether are undamaged. If tether or curtain airbag are
damaged in any way, they must be replaced.
Caution: The head curtain inflator module tethers must be routed correctly.
Improper routing may result in personal injury or improper curtain airbag deployment.
Important: Before removal, note the position of the door weatherstrip over the edge of
headliner.
- Remove the windshield garnish moldings. Refer to
Windshield Garnish Molding Replacement
.
- Remove the screws
from the sunshade, the sunshade support and remove the support. Refer to the following:
- If equipped with a sunroof, remove the bezel from the map lamp and the sunroof
switch console by prying at the outside edge to unsnap the bezel.
Important: Rest the lock pillar moldings in the rear seat. It is not necessary to disconnect
the shoulder belt from the molding to remove the headliner.
- Remove the right and left lock pillar upper garnish moldings. Refer to
Garnish Molding Replacement - Body Lock Pillar Upper
.
- Remove the coathook screws and the coathooks.
- Remove the center
high-mount stop lamp trim cover by pulling it to disengage the clips.
- Pull the headliner down enough to disconnect dome lamp and center high-mount
stop light wiring harnesses.
- Lower both the front seat backs to the ull back position.
Notice: When removing a headliner it is possible for the Velcro®
fasteners
to tear from the headliner substrate. The Velcro®
to hook and loop
bond is much stronger than the Velcro®
to substrate. Once damaged,
the Velcro®
cannot be replaced
Important: On sunroof vehicles, it is carefully disengage the Velcro® along the right
and left sides of the sunroof openings first.
- Reach above the hook-and-loop retainer attachments. Gently disengage hook-and-loop
from the headliner Velcro®.
• | For non-sunroof vehicles Velcro® is located above the dome lamp. |
• | For sunroof vehicles the Velcro® attachments surround the sunroof
opening. |
Notice: When removing the headliner, be careful not to bend the headliner.
If the headliner is bent, it will break and leave a wrinkle that cannot be repaired.
- Remove the headliner through the right rear door.
Installation Procedure
Notice: When servicing the compressor, keep dirt and foreign material from getting on
or into the compressor parts and system. Clean tools and clean work area are important
for proper service. The compressor connections and the outside of the compressor should
be cleaned before any ON CAR repairs, or before removal of the compressor.
The parts must be kept clean at all times and any parts to be assembled should be
cleaned with a non-petroleum based solvent and dried with air. Use only lint free
cloths to wipe parts. Do not allow solvent to enter compressor or hoses.
Caution: The head curtain inflator module tethers must be routed correctly.
Improper routing may result in personal injury or improper curtain airbag deployment.
Notice: When installing the headliner, be careful not to bend the headliner.
If the headliner is bent, it will break and leave a wrinkle that cannot be repaired.
- If the vehicle is equipped with a head curtain inflator module, ensure that
the tether is correctly routed near the lock pillar.
1.1. | Tether is routed below the coathook attachment area. |
1.2. | Tether is securely fastened to the roof rail Velcro® pad. |
1.3. | Ensure that there is no slack in the tether. |
- Transfer the dome lamp and the center high-mount stop lamp wire harnesses from
the old headliner to the new headliner and tape in place.
- Install the foam spacers at the rear corners of the headliner.
- Insert the headliner through the right rear door.
- Center the headliner in the vehicle and lift over the center pillar upper
trim ledge to hold it in place.
- Apply light pressure at the hook and loop retainer locations to fasten
it to headliner Velcro.
Caution: Ensure that the curtain inflator module tether is not hanging below the edge
of headliner. Improper routing can cause personal injury or improper curtain airbag
deployment.
- Connect the dome lamp and center high-mount stop lamp wire harnesses.
- Install the left
and right side sunshade and the sunshade supports and screws. Refer to the following:
- Install the coathooks and the coathook screws.
- Install the center
high-mount stop lamp trim cover.
- On vehicles equipped with a sunroof, install the map lamp and switch console
cover.
- Install the lock pillar upper garnish moldings. Refer to
Garnish Molding Replacement - Body Lock Pillar Upper
.
- Install the windshield garnish moldings. Refer to
Windshield Garnish Molding Replacement
.
- Reposition the door weatherstrip over the edge of the headliner above the door
openings.
- Raise the front seat back.
Headlining Trim Panel Replacement Wagon - 1st Design
Removal Procedure
Some 2nd design vehicles may be equipped with an optional head curtain inflator
module. Please read the following cautions before removing or installing vehicle
components located near these supplementary restraint devices.
Caution: Ensure that curtain inflator module tether is not caught behind upper fill tube
bolt. Improper routing can cause personal injury or improper curtain airbag deployment.
Caution: Improper routing of the curtain inflator module tether can cause personal injury
or improper curtain airbag deployment
Caution: If fill tube is damaged or kinked in any way the head curtain inflator module
must be replace. Failure to replace can cause personal injury or improper curtain
airbag deployment.
Caution: Ensure that the curtain inflator module tether is not hanging below the edge
of headliner. Improper routing can cause personal injury or improper curtain airbag
deployment.
Notice: If a vehicle is equipped with a head curtain inflator module ensure
that the inflator module and tether are undamaged. If tether or curtain airbag are
damaged in any way, they must be replaced.
Notice: Use care when working around the head curtain inflator module. Sharp tools may
puncture the curtain airbag. If the head curtain inflator module is damaged in any
way, it must be replaced.
- Remove the screws
from the sunshade supports and remove the retainers. Remove the screws from the
sunshades and remove the sunshades. Refer to the following:
- Remove the right assist strap fastener cover by prying gently between the headliner
and the cover on the outboard side. Once the cover unsnaps from the clip, push the
cover inward. Remove the fasteners and remove the assist strap.
- Remove the right front assist strap plate from behind the headliner.
- Open the rear assist strap fastener covers to expose the assist strap
fasteners. Remove the fasteners and remove the assist straps.
- Remove the corner upper garnish moldings. Refer to
Body Rear Corner Trim Panel Replacement
.
- Remove the lock pillar upper moldings. Refer to
Body Lock Pillar Upper Molding Replacement
.
- Remove the corner upper garnish moldings. Refer to
Body Rear Corner Trim Panel Replacement
.
- Remove the headliner rear upper trim finish molding.
- Pull the headliner down at the left side D-pillar location and disconnect the
front dome lamp/rear dome lamp harness from the body harness.
Notice: When removing a headliner it is possible for the Velcro®
fasteners
to tear from the headliner substrate. The Velcro®
to hook and loop
bond is much stronger than the Velcro®
to substrate. Once damaged,
the Velcro®
cannot be replaced
- Carefully reach above the headliner at the hook-and-loop retainer attachments
to disengage the hook-and-loop retainer attachments.
Notice: When removing the headliner, be careful not to bend the headliner.
If the headliner is bent, it will break and leave a wrinkle that cannot be repaired.
- Remove the headliner through the rear of the vehicle. Refer to the following:
• | Front Dome Lamp Retainer (2) |
• | Rear Dome Lamp Retainer (6) |
• | Front Assist Straps (10) |
Installation Procedure
Notice: When installing the headliner, be careful not to bend the headliner.
If the headliner is bent, it will break and leave a wrinkle that cannot be repaired.
- Transfer the dome lamps and the harness from old the headliner to new the
headliner. Tape it into place.
- Route the dome lamp harness to the headliner using the same locations
as removed from the old headliner. Connect the harness to the dome lamps.
- Secure the wire harness to the headliner with hot melt glue or tape to
ensure the wire will not rattle in the vehicle.
- Insert the headliner through the rear of the vehicle.
- Center the headliner in the vehicle and loosely secure the headliner to
the roof by applying light pressure at the hook-and-loop retainer locations.
- Connect the dome lamp/rear dome lamp wire harness at the left side D-pillar
location.
- Install the left
and the right side sunshade supports.
- Install the left and the right side sunshades. Refer to the following:
- Position the assist strap plate behind the headliner at the right front assist
strap location. Install the right front assist strap.
- Install the remaining assist straps.
- Install the headliner rear upper trim finish molding.
- Press firmly at the hook-and-loop retainer locations to permanently secure
the headliner at the hook-and-loop retainer locations.
- Install the windshield garnish moldings. Refer to
Windshield Garnish Molding Replacement
.
- Install the lock pillar upper garnish moldings. Refer to
Body Lock Pillar Upper Molding Replacement
.
- Install the corner upper moldings. Refer to
Body Rear Corner Trim Panel Replacement
.
Headlining Trim Panel Replacement Wagon - 2nd Design
Removal Procedure
Some 2nd design vehicles may be equipped with an optional head curtain inflator
module. Please read the following cautions before removing or installing vehicle
components located near these supplementary restraint devices.
Notice: Use care when working around the head curtain inflator module. Sharp tools may
puncture the curtain airbag. If the head curtain inflator module is damaged in any
way, it must be replaced.
Notice: If a vehicle is equipped with a head curtain inflator module ensure
that the inflator module and tether are undamaged. If tether or curtain airbag are
damaged in any way, they must be replaced.
Caution: The head curtain inflator module tethers must be routed correctly.
Improper routing may result in personal injury or improper curtain airbag deployment.
Important: Before removing, note the position of the door weatherstrip over the edge of
theheadliner.
- Remove the windshield garnish moldings. Refer to
Windshield Garnish Molding Replacement
.
- Remove the screws
from the sunshade supports and the sunshades. Remove the sunshade supports and the
sunshades. Refer to the following:
- Remove the body lock pillar upper garnish moldings. Refer to
Garnish Molding Replacement - Body Lock Pillar Upper
.
- Remove the corner upper garnish moldings. Refer to
Body Rear Corner Trim Panel Replacement
.
- Remove the rear header trim panel by pulling at the clip locations to disengage.
- Remove the coathook screws and the coathooks.
- Pull the headliner down slightly to disconnect the front and rear dome
lamp wiring harnesses.
Notice: When removing a headliner it is possible for the Velcro®
fasteners
to tear from the headliner substrate. The Velcro®
to hook and loop
bond is much stronger than the Velcro®
to substrate. Once damaged,
the Velcro®
cannot be replaced
- Reach above the headliner at the dome lamp locations and disengage
the hook and loop retainers.
Notice: When removing the headliner, be careful not to bend the headliner.
If the headliner is bent, it will break and leave a wrinkle that cannot be repaired.
- Remove the headliner through the rear of the vehicle.
Installation Procedure
Notice: If a vehicle is equipped with a head curtain inflator module ensure
that the inflator module and tether are undamaged. If tether or curtain airbag are
damaged in any way, they must be replaced.
Caution: The head curtain inflator module tethers must be routed correctly.
Improper routing may result in personal injury or improper curtain airbag deployment.
Notice: When installing the headliner, be careful not to bend the headliner.
If the headliner is bent, it will break and leave a wrinkle that cannot be repaired.
- If the vehicle is equipped with a head curtain inflator module,
ensure that the tether is correctly routed near the lock pillar.
1.1. | Tether is routed below the coathook attachment area. |
1.2. | Tether is securely fastened to the roof rail Velcro® pad. |
1.3. | Ensure that there is no slack in the tether. |
- Transfer the dome lamp wiring harness from the old headliner to the new and
tape in place.
- Install the foam spacers at the rear corners of the headliner.
- Insert the headliner through the rear of the vehicle.
- Center the headliner in the vehicle and lift it over the center pillar
upper trim ledge to hold in place.
- Apply light pressure at the hook and loop retainer locations located above
the dome lamps to engage.
Caution: Ensure that the curtain inflator module tether is not hanging below the edge
of headliner. Improper routing can cause personal injury or improper curtain airbag
deployment.
- Connect the dome lamp wire harness.
- Install the sunshade, the sunshade supports and the screws. Refer to the
following:
- Install the coathooks and the coathook screws.
- Install the rear upper trim finish molding.
- Install the body lock pillar upper garnish moldings. Refer to
Body Lock Pillar Upper Molding Replacement
.
- Install the corner upper garnish moldings. Refer to
Body Rear Corner Trim Panel Replacement
.
- Install the windshield garnish moldings. Refer to
Windshield Garnish Molding Replacement
.
- Reposition the door weatherstrip over the edge of the headliner above the door
openings.
Headlining Trim Panel Replacement Coupe - 1st Design
Removal Procedure
Important: LHD shown, RHD similar.
- If equipped with a sunroof, remove the bezel from the map lamp and the sunroof
switch console by prying at the outside edge to unsnap the bezel.
- Remove the screws
from the sunshade support.
- Remove the screws from the sunshade and remove the shade. Refer to the
following:
- Remove the seat belt retractor cover.
- Remove the assist strap fastener cover by prying gently between the headliner
and the cover on the outboard side. Once the cover unsnaps from the clip, push the
cover inward. Remove the fasteners and remove the assist strap.
- Remove the instrument panel upper trim panel. Refer to
Instrument Panel Upper Trim Plate Replacement
in Instrument Panel,
Gages, and Console.
- Remove the windshield garnish moldings. Start at the upper rear section
of the molding and pull firmly at the clip locations to disengage the molding from
the vehicle.
- Remove the assist strap plate from behind the headliner.
- Remove the coathooks by inserting a small screwdriver blade between the outside
of the hook and the center section. Apply pressure to force the center section outward.
- Remove the center
high-mount stop lamp cover by pulling on the cover to disengage the attaching clips.
- Disconnect the center high-mount stop lamp harness electrical connector.
- Unsnap the seat belt bolt cover.
- Loosen the Torx® fastener and rotate the presenter arm forward to
disengage the presenter arm guide notch from the spaceframe.
- Remove the presenter arm and the seat belt unit.
- Lower both the front seat backs to full back position.
- Remove the quarter window garnish moldings by pulling to disengage the attaching
clips. Refer to the following:
- Disconnect the dome lamp electrical connector at the spaceframe on the
driver's side.
- If equipped with a sunroof, disconnect the sunroof connector on the passenger's
side.
Notice: When removing a headliner it is possible for the Velcro®
fasteners
to tear from the headliner substrate. The Velcro®
to hook and loop
bond is much stronger than the Velcro®
to substrate. Once damaged,
the Velcro®
cannot be replaced
Important: On vehicles equipped with a sunroof, gently
disengage the Velcro® along the right and left sides of the sunroof opening first.
- On vehicle equipped with a sunroof, reach above the headliner at the hook-and-loop
retainer attachments. Gently disengage the hook-and-loop retainer attachments from
the dual lock.
Notice: When removing the headliner, be careful not to bend the headliner.
If the headliner is bent, it will break and leave a wrinkle that cannot be repaired.
- Remove the headliner through the left doors.
Installation Procedure
Notice: When installing the headliner, be careful not to bend the headliner.
If the headliner is bent, it will break and leave a wrinkle that cannot be repaired.
Important: LHD shown; RHD similar.
- Transfer the dome lamp assembly and the wire harness from the old headliner
to the new headliner. Tape the harness in place.
- Insert the headliner through the left doors.
- On vehicles equipped with a sunroof, center the headliner in the vehicle
and loosely secure the headliner to the roof.
- Install the sunshades.
- Position the assist strap plate behind the headliner at the assist strap
location.
- Install the assist strap.
- On vehicles equipped with a sunroof, install a map lamp and a sunroof switch
cover.
- Connect the dome lamp electrical connector at the spaceframe on the driver's
side.
- On vehicles equipped with a sunroof, connect the sunroof harness electrical
connector on the passenger's side.
- Connect the electrical
connector at the center high-mount stop lamp.
- Install the center high-mount stop lamp cover.
- Install the quarter window garnish moldings. Insert the front of the molding
and work towards the rear of vehicle. Ensure the interlocking tab is engaged.
- Ensure the center of the coathooks are extended.
- Place the coathooks in the quarter window garnish moldings hole.
- Once the hooks are seated in the spaceframe, push the center of the hooks
in to lock it in place.
- Install the seat belt retractor cover.
- On vehicles equipped with a sunroof, firmly press on the hook-and-loop retainer
locations to permanently secure the headliner at the center location.
- Place the forward edge of the molding to the windshield pillar base. Align the
clips and firmly push to engage the molding clips at the forward edge of the vehicle.
- Install the instrument panel upper trim panel. Refer to
Instrument Panel Upper Trim Plate Replacement
in Instrument Panel,
Gages, and Console.
Caution: Observe the orientation of the presenter arm assembly and the seat
belt unit. Incorrect orientation may result in personal injury.
Caution: Apply Loctite 242® Threadlocker US P/N 12345382 (Canadian P/N 10953489),
or equivalent, on all restraint bolts/nuts before installation. Failure to use such
threadlocker correctly may result in personal injury.
- Install the presenter arm and the seat belt unit. Refer to
Seat Belt Retractor Replacement - Right Front
in Seat Belts.
Tighten
Tighten presenter arm bolt to 50 N·m
(37 lb ft).
Headlining Trim Panel Replacement Coupe - 2nd Design
Removal Procedure
Some 2nd design vehicles may be equipped with an optional head curtain inflator
module. Please read the following cautions before removing or installing vehicle
components located near these supplementary restraint devices.
Notice: Use care when working around the head curtain inflator module. Sharp tools may
puncture the curtain airbag. If the head curtain inflator module is damaged in any
way, it must be replaced.
Notice: If a vehicle is equipped with a head curtain inflator module ensure
that the inflator module and tether are undamaged. If tether or curtain airbag are
damaged in any way, they must be replaced.
Caution: The head curtain inflator module tethers must be routed correctly.
Improper routing may result in personal injury or improper curtain airbag deployment.
Important: Before removing, note the position of the
door weather-strip over the edge of headliner.
- Remove the windshield garnish moldings. Refer to
Windshield Garnish Molding Replacement
.
- If equipped with a sunroof, remove the bezel from the map lamp and the sunroof
switch console by prying at the outside edge to unsnap the bezel.
- Remove the striker trim cover. Refer to
Striker Cover Replacement
.
- Remove the sunshades,
the sunshade supports, and the screws.
- Remove the left coat hook and the coat hook screw.
- Remove the center
high-mount stop lamp cover by pulling to disengage the clips.
- Disconnect the wiring harness.
- Unsnap the seat belt bolt cover.
- Loosen the TORX® bolt and rotate the presenter arm forward to disengage
the presenter arm guide notch from the spaceframe.
- Remove the presenter arm and the seat belt unit.
- Lower both the front seat backs to the full back position.
- Remove the quarter window garnish moldings by pulling to disengage the clips.
- Disconnect the dome lamp electrical connector at the spaceframe on the
driver's side.
Notice: When removing the headliner, be careful not to bend the headliner.
If the headliner is bent, it will break and leave a wrinkle that cannot be repaired.
Notice: When removing a headliner it is possible for the Velcro®
fasteners
to tear from the headliner substrate. The Velcro®
to hook and loop
bond is much stronger than the Velcro®
to substrate. Once damaged,
the Velcro®
cannot be replaced
- Reach above the hook and loop retainer. Gently disengage them from the headliner
Velcro®.
• | For non-sunroof vehicles, the Velcro® is located above the dome lamp. |
• | For sunroof vehicles, the Velcro® attachments surround the sunroof
opening. Disengage the Velcro® along the left and right sides first. |
- Slide the seat belt webbing bezel outboard to disengage it from the slot in
the headliner.
- Remove the headliner through left side.
Installation Procedure
Notice: If a vehicle is equipped with a head curtain inflator module ensure
that the inflator module and tether are undamaged. If tether or curtain airbag are
damaged in any way, they must be replaced.
Caution: The head curtain inflator module tethers must be routed correctly.
Improper routing may result in personal injury or improper curtain airbag deployment.
Notice: When installing the headliner, be careful not to bend the headliner.
If the headliner is bent, it will break and leave a wrinkle that cannot be repaired.
- If a vehicle is equipped with a head curtain inflator module ensure that tether
is correctly routed near the lock pillar.
• | Tether is routed below the coat hook attachment area. |
• | Tether is securely fastened to the roof rail Velcro® pad. |
• | Ensure that there is no slack in the tether. |
- Transfer the dome lamp wire harness and tape it in place.
- Insert the headliner through the left doors.
- Slide the seat belt webbing bezel into the slot in the headliner.
- Center the headliner and apply pressure at the hook and loop locations.
Caution: Ensure that the curtain inflator module tether is not hanging below the edge
of headliner. Improper routing can cause personal injury or improper curtain airbag
deployment.
- Connect the dome lamp and the high mount stop lamp wire harness.
- Install the sunshade, the sunshade supports, and the screws.
- Install the coat hook and the coat hook screw.
- Install the high-mount stop lamp trim cover.
- On vehicles with a sunroof, install the map lamp and the switch console cover.
- Install the quarter window garnish moldings.
Caution: Observe the orientation of the presenter arm assembly and the seat
belt unit. Incorrect orientation may result in personal injury.
Caution: Apply Loctite 242® Threadlocker US P/N 12345382 (Canadian P/N 10953489),
or equivalent, on all restraint bolts/nuts before installation. Failure to use such
threadlocker correctly may result in personal injury.
- Install the presenter arm and the seat belt unit. Refer to
Seat Belt Retractor Replacement - Right Front
in Seat Belts.
- Install the striker trim cover. Refer to
Striker Cover Replacement
.
- Install the windshield garnish moldings. Refer to
Windshield Garnish Molding Replacement
.
- Reposition the door weather-strip over the headliner edge.
- Raise the front seat backs.